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Antinous statue at Louvre museum in Paris Royalty Free Stock Photo

Antinous marble statue Royalty Free Stock Photo

Marble Statue of Antinous, Delphi Archaeological Museum, Greece Royalty Free Stock Photo

Antinous of Ecouen statue at Louvre museum in Paris Royalty Free Stock Photo

Gypsum copy of ancient famous statue Antinous head isolated on a light green background. Plaster antique sculpture young Royalty Free Stock Photo

Gypsum copy of famous ancient statue Antinous head isolated on a white background. Plaster antique sculpture young man Royalty Free Stock Photo

Antinous as Aristaeus statue at Louvre museum in Paris Royalty Free Stock Photo

The most beautiful boy in the Roman empire, marble statue. Antinous, a Bithynian Greek youth and lover of Roman Emperor Hadrian, Royalty Free Stock Photo

Poster with gypsum copy of ancient famous statue Antinous head on dark textured background. Plaster antique sculpture Royalty Free Stock Photo

Statue of Antinous in Summer Garden. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Statue of Antinous from Delphi Royalty Free Stock Photo

Bust of Antinous as Mercury. Roman sculpture from the mid 2nd century AD. Close-up, sepia Royalty Free Stock Photo

Vatican, Italy - October 31, 2015: Here the gay lover of Emperor Hadrian, who died drowned in the Nile is represented as Osiris-Dionysus On his head there was a crown on which a uraeus snake or a lotus flower was added, replaced, in the modern restoration, with a kind of pine cone